Appearance

The jar design is pretty slick, featuring a vibrant blue mimosa surrounded by blueberries and lemons a nice touch. But the real magic happened when I cracked it open. While it started off in a very dry state, a quick whip transformed it into something spectacular. The result? A juicy, terp-filled masterpiece with a pale, creamy hue and pools of terps glistening throughout.

Aroma

The aroma of this strain is truly delightful. As you take a deep inhale, you’re met with a light, fruity funk that dances between notes of grape and papaya. For me, though, it leans more toward a sweet kind of like papaya essence.

Taste

This strain’s terpene profile is intriguing. While the aroma promises a bold, vibrant burst of terps, the flavor on the dab is more subtle and understated. The taste is there, but it doesn’t quite match the intensity of the smell. Still, it offers a smooth, enjoyable experience that keeps you coming back for another hit.

Overall

The Grape Bolo was a solid strain that delivered on appearance, aroma, and flavor. Having tried many Trilogy jars before, I found this one held its own and showcased the quality I’ve come to expect from them. However, it fell slightly short of the intensely terpy, pungent flavor profile I was hoping for. The high on it was very smooth, I wouldn’t say it’s anything too potent but it definitely gets you feeling good. Despite that, it was a smooth and enjoyable experience overall. Shoutout to Trilogy and Life Is Not Grape for putting together this jar.

Aroma

8.6

The Grape Bolo

Trilogy x Life Is Not Grape

Form

Cold Cure

Genetics

TGD x Bolo Papaya

8.1

OVERALL SCORE

Micron Range

90 - 120u

Weight

1 Gram

Taste

8.3